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4. j. DeaniAs d &c. Open the season Of
Dress and FAshlon.

In spite Of the talk about financial depres.
sion the retail dry goods Of New York prepar.
ing for winter Of unusual sxtsavasancs In dress fur
niture and social display Of all kinda The house Of
J. Banning Co., In addition 70 the general opening In
svery department Of their great house last week.
silently making preparations TOR still more magnificent
display about tho LIST OF next month A larger
reception and dress department. parlor than
the founder OF the house ever conceived or
dreamed Of Is being enclosed in tho third
story Of the house. II u 10 DO lighted from stained
ana appointed = only such house. With i. unhmIs
s and aa ana De
8
g. & i
he form q Fsr. let. and Sonnss hat hass sss.
bisn SS.onss e ssT o aurn,
Mst &: s Of wss
FEE % si Ha S:s:S
@ S
s sus g: nts "a
~ y Z. ~ ss sss0h e
b n nav @sfs
aassn Hsr. one ssf
s: s. .issi ssss. sr
,hs collars hish and the trnsminss Of rich short pile
Ings are sof. Light but thick and warm. fleece lined
In some casea and In all the delicate shades and
creamy White oecasionsily asuIsd With large round
borders the garment One In white wool with large
maaroons !. bordered with tmtatson beaver plush and
bronze Sustons eyas the requisite nnsh e very chic
hAts capa and hoods thAt are shown 70 m Itch these
"coats"afe IN admirable keeping with the garments
and In correct tabto.
The new shoe department. meets with great favor II
ssn hs toilets with boots .pss. o. lev house
house shoes and slippers sxQuisitey embroidered
with beads and metal thread and made sin moro ornate
BY As ssSsi9n the hSsissy %spatsmsns sspets with
stock which this house carries in standard goods such
a. cashmere and balbriHgan and BLK hosiery
sections as the rbeon, and glove counters the lace
fancy feather and millinery counters and particularly
N the furnitase on the rst door and the
O'Clock tea and card and library ta6ie the mante cab
meta music stands and Tampa for the library tea and
tque lamp stands all make up collection that win sat-
is the astss and demands Of shoDpsrs for things
In this line.
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FULTON WRITES OF, Hrs srrAMBoAx
4 Letter Written By Him while he vAs
Making His Great 1nventlen. n 81

Among number Of old documents lately
from New York old junk shop whore they
tSs PIRan
Fulton had the announcement and assistance
United snd
he married Livingstone niece. These ,papers
teT q 1885, %sten
by Fulton. although the histories and cyclp-
pedias would seem to place Fulton abroad n
$ritIns said 3 STATE lISssrlap hessIY snd
that Of one Of ,Fuiton's pndisputed letters.
written IL Paris in 1907, snd which these Ssaa:
tons Here It is. printed from the frat and IN:
aaSs the Kre to the 9
s ham s q the 81
for propsiny 6oas The attention you have manfesls6
~
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s e. ssg y
Il H.
fully satisfied both from theory and practice and thas
e S
A. All. !; n. II
sisss tx sss.s x!asn! t :ss.sls EN- 1ss:s
oS:
hS,' sss e Ss tho
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% n sass
sSss ds.rpasa me- w !, N
sss yns hs boat dS.asss q
stsat nj sss
ate ~ an q the humber Of them END
q s
Since YOU were mere have made fair experiment. %
was Ppressey 1sss
makils :uacien, number trials .hs wheel was taksn
Ss.ut repsstsa trials was Few Seconds IL fs,er
.as St & ss
q: e' s & s ns Hss @
y the facility with which they bs defended from al
external injury. By placing them In the stern thus
Here Fulton with Els quill pen drew outline po-
ture Of one OF the wheels nIed with crank under tho
:. have II: engine :eps b
brace the rst opportunity Of acQuainting with tho
In your last You have bestowed on me an appsiatou
nG sess o anu w dsss al. aEa Wiz sss.s% s
and regard, yours &o =
This rough. unfinished draught Of letter 10
neither signed with the writer's name, nor adj
dressed At the end. lint file notation n thu
tor Of the folded letter shows who It was that
Fulton was writing to-, The lle reads: Nov.
10, 1906. Letter from Robert Hare Jr, about
Mr.; Weedens improvement. Answer to ditto"
The above letter is the " answer" It 10 not
only In itself interesting, but historically i'm:
progress OF Fulton's Experimental ~ 80
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ranged TO mako the initial point Of explosion
have the explosion take place an Instant before
the body Of dynamite. struck. A fuse was de-
Weed which would ignite tho dynamite. at
various points simultaneously. Lieut.. Zalin-
SKI adds that he 10 going. 70 conduct further
eyperiments In rtdine and fuses.
steamer almost the only item OF cost would be
the prQjectile, A compressor will be built to
put 140 feet OF air on hour under 1000 pounds
pressure by tho use Of 100 horse power. AZ
the steamer would baye engines OF seversl
thousand horse power the subtraction Of sufti-
eions power TO work the air compressor would
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TIE Array ef Ugssd.. 10 LerR rnvineieie,
ut Last Meets y Serious Reverse.

ne Army Of Ugendns DO LcuH 1nvsneseies
at Last Meets . sertsus Reverse.
A while ago IL was reported that Mwangs,
the King of Uganda who has made himself
famous By numbering Bishop Harrington and
hundreds Of native ohristisns. had sent an
army north TO eat MP his enemy. Kabba-Reea.
tho King OF Unyoro. The messengers who ro-
turned to Zanzibar last week, after informing
Emin Pasha that Stanley was coming TO his
relief. say the war has been q hot and
bloody struggle. and that Mwanga, who
sits In the seat OF power that thirty
six conquering kings OF Uganda have
occupied. has been badly defeated. The rulers
Of Uganda for centuries have been brilliantly
successful In warfare. Even Unyoro, with its
100000 Inhabitants and its proud Kings. who
came from the warlike Gallas Of East Africa,
has long been little moro than suzerainty Of
Uganda's sovereign. But now the army Of In
vincible Uganda has been beaten BY Kabba-
Rega, who. Slr Samuel Baker says. was do
spised by Mtesa. the father Of MwanCa. as q
person worthy only Of contempt. There seems
to BE- much IN % u the
yoro. as baker calls IT, iios cast o. Albert NJ
soath i Sa touohss the northern eosst o. Muta
Nzige. It was through this corner Of Unyoro
s sS'y ssssa Ea hs ssss hs
tween MstS ksIge and Albert MAMA that was
& ss tie Wsi s3sss sts
tiss iie soath ana east q Ills lins 81 march: =.
always sure to. cost heavily In human life and
aovern%sntS ; and discipined armies. and nun.
Sssndas army 81 1890 mon i,, ard ne ma I,S:
~
s q ass sss
ss the ars ssh Of WHICH, nHE aad
to W. n sas Said to
e es a95n soher bo
merchandise. but let Us talk OF guns aud gun.
powder. Whom you have helped mo defeat
time enQuan, to talk Of trade" Il was never
Mssss IN %as saH se Sss now gained u least
King whom Spoke discovered.
the hands Of Kabba- Rega, for while Mwanga
hss R BE as the Mhs
good turn to Emin Pasha and his beleaguered
comrades. have nothing but hearty praises
aHH Ha snvifsd Ias and nv comrades to take
refuge In his town, and when my soldiers needed
cloth he twice sent me q considerable supply"
One cause OF the recent hostilities between
was greatly incensed because Kabba-Re9a had
befrfended the white prisoners Of the 6ouden.
The past seventeen years seem to have greatly
improved the character Of this ruler, for the
young King 40 years old. whom Baker des-
cribed as an incorrfgible rascal. Q great dandy
Is the same person whose praises Emin Pasha
has been sounding and who has Just defeated
his greatest enemy Mwange, King OF Uganda
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rALE orM1ras


The opening at oTveill's In Sixth avenue was
ono Of the largest aad most comprehensive that
red during the part wsek. smbraosd ful display In
every department. bot the millinery pariofs The
great obeotive point Of the viriturs for Ofeiiis MILL
nsy passed psover and the elegant new parios
are exqulsitey attractive % resfaL and 90 nsruo.
tive In artistic methods Of furnishing that avs 10 them
10 rsokonsd anenE the duties Of the world offashoa
ssS hs snsir IT.: .,sa %ssrS
and bonnets and their nems exicn ali the new ooior
sm ana ssss Il Ss
Of The bees nsfy srtiss Of Paris And New York make
aHuly wondrous and artistic display
@ ssas. ns
lot there are son,s short carriage Wraps that mer.
old gold embroderies the fronts and bscks Of the
faxmsnts Rus on % thick a. Y mako the plush almost
brodsIy and fringe and epsulsstes Of ola gold The
long az frons of thee wrPs src also YIN
q 500
;ss: ~ Sss s: e @ n sss
:ps ssad s asasG
vSssns ana aad es s 70
and oiothS shss.ine and skirtinRs 70 fancy
SSrsas AND ana unsrmm.a ssss and BON
meta from fur inod garments 20 French costumes and
tailor AZ Is z VIE = q: or nSaS
nils around ss~ Yors sppr:eisss sss ,sius ,. Soas:
% uss ana Eis o SIKH .. srIsas
charge TO the purchaser.
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MOTHS WINGS CLIPPED.
Frank vhitmore Outwrestles tho Famous
Athlete I'm Three straight Falla.
From tie inter. Ocean,

A6hIeto In Vhreo straight Fnlla.
From tie fnter.0cean.
The wrestling match which took place at
Battery d last evening, under the Parson's
Ghieasse asd Moth 6sire Wis.,
as .aSSds i hss
Whitmore won in three straight falls, the first
case Yh he Brought MosSs shouiders 70 the caI
pet sy ms"ns %
Whitmore was es s In the bstt CON itio
ss a Ss o.
had on hand. After the match was over Moth
ard rs Ss ss
wrestlo Whitmore again in the GRECO, Roman
S,?Hs 5FS2 Rss s sas throw S
s M sa raua not %se sn
Yrestie Moth IN the cstoh.as-Oatoh.oan style
Moth Would NOT, however, mako q match in
Whitmore's style. and 80 the match making
sn oIs snd. Ss{ It no %
tw aGa hesxs ss sfsE s9d hss11st
ssE anS a. tKms sasd
BouT 1.-The men circIed around each other
for few seconds OF time, and then came
Changed to BODY lock. and they came e liz
carpet with the WISCONSIN, man on top, With .
Ss ShaasSp issss @
quickly Ef forwara, so!ns through Moths arms
to she ' door VIII MotS On sop. But Whismore.s
and he escaped from at least two ugly locke
With Modification q Lewls's famous strangie
BOUT Again they came together in head.
Whitmore ,by . quick movement. finally 60.
cured body hold. bringing Moth to the carpet
qo hs i hq sd Sna ron anss Moth
but was time and time Inc again ioiled IN Ills
sctlns almost al Wholly on the defensive. Witt
neck and shoulder look. and. the latter break ls
from Behind. and for the second. time they
Sa%s 70 Aee trying II way
turn. Moth over. Whitmore. shook. his head
ss to a Sssh S SSay
quick turn Of his head and body threw Whit
Instant s Necf and arm holds 1 we're now broken
by each IN rapid succession. and the way In
which Whitmore got out Of q wicked arm lock
brought out cheers. Twice In succession Whit
and twice Moth managed to wiEgle out Of the
difficulty. Az they came to their feet for the
half Nelson and arm hold that brought Moth to
the floor. and changing quickly to the stranale
hold he forced both SHOULDERS TO the moor.
Time. 48 minutes and 80 seconds.
BoUr 3.-There was an interval Of vicious
sparring for hold on both sides; which Moth
down on all tours. With q quick movement
Whitmore fastened Lewis's strange hold on
Moth, and brought his head inch by inch to-
shoulders as he found It impossible to break
the look. Time. mtnutes and AZ seconds.
BetTsen t5e R 6Huts n nsk aows a. onehefHea
Of catch -as-oatch-ca wrestling. each winning
one bout.
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James McCreery & Co. have been opening q
rich and varied stock Of velvsts and plushee silk
kane psau de sole and wool novelties during the past
week. well ~ tho usual line Of nns dress fabrics for
evening wear aces, trimmnks, and fancy Eoods for
which this house % noted. Perhaps the most inter
<sting part OF tho exhibit which has been made at NO
Creerye II the Oriental goods the india brochb shaw
and Madras on cloths and Lace meta for all
which have been displayed special section In the
ond story These articles have been sold a fabuously
low pcea consderine the quality OF the work them.
The sm,Sroidoriss are snriohed eop!ousiH With
beetls ring DECORATIONS fastened down with
gold thread stitches on the dun wool sur.
antsl and table soarfA oosies and similar fancy
sfs. dSar e r. feminine hsafs also % the net fonn
give O'clock tee IN res. London syle hst tends Ihs
al embroidered tea cosy that was shown Tas Sus
p"rtse Yesterday ct nc0rserya II looks IKE BrobdnE
colossd ,lk smbroidery such q the eh.h OF Persia
might select for his full dreas c4ftAn and turbkn.
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a Test Of Courtesy.
From Casselts Aaoastas.

De Musset cordially detested dogs. When a
candidate fCr The As,dspy he called upon prominent
received him most aneetionatey and nsistsd on pre-
cedinF him into the drawing room De Aussst curling
his nends predilsct on for tho brute The AcAdemloan
entered and h' saiou,nsd 70 the dining room ne
his muddy paws upon the spoess cloth and carried Oh
eonas botehs The wretch wants shootinxl" was De
You are fond OF dogs Iaee ~
themW
Bias this animal here - querisd Dc Nussst; shave
"Mine exclaimed the poetI "the thought thai Il WA
youra alone kept me from killing him"
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nesehinsr. Mealy d Conway.

Tho trained and educated hand OF the OK.
psrtenoed Broadway retail dry goods merchant 10
veaied In every department. a. well - in the entire
house. Of tho new Arm whose nans heads this article
Their opening which beaan last Monday closed really
only on Saturday afternoon. careful Inspection OF
each department In detail shown that tho demands Of
the wumAnS world Of New York carefully studied
BY those who know liz whole grammar before the stock
was laid in.
In the arss place the prices At Beechinor, Healy
Conways arc popular" but the goods very choice
tho pushes vslvss fallsa bensalinss brochss dress
goods paids oheofh and cloths all new novel
Il sss eess
;s s sSa a
ts centre and rear q The 70 tho entire
ss
q. On se Ss ,D s
q: L. T sssss
ne ia r. I'D sss: g g:
sSs Ss ss sns @ y
Bouianger hata low crowned, peak brimmsd and close
a sssgsss :ss
on. . &: s9n e iss :ssss
nowA;days Hare are . nav and oharmiasiy original
toilet and fancy Of porcelain, delft and glass and
colection Of hall piano and table amps In the latest
and most artistic designs
The ACC department contains almost every kind Of
known while In tho hosiery department. along with al
kinds Of sill cashmere and cotton hose the shopper
hnds the unrtvAed underwear Of two great American
manufacturers to ehoose from-cartwrisht Warmers
and the American Hosiery CompanyA
There arc among other departments two more that
merit menion-one for shoes and another for gentle
furnishing The specaliee for the past week In
both these departenfR wero sucent to insure their
for the entire sAson Added TO all this 10 the
eduoated saiecmen and Women maj Inc oity a6ords
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A PRIEST; NOT 4 POLITICIAN
The Rev. j. O. o. Huntington 10 Not ON tn
Stump for George this Year.

Tho absence Of the Rev. James o. 8. Hunting
ton. the Protestant Episcopal monk from the meetangs
Of the AntPoverty Society this fall gave rise to re
port that ne had Withdrawn from the society This u
not 10. Father Huntington said Lass night:
"rhe AnttPoverty msstinss are of political CHAR
actsr do not publicly take part In the campaign ths
FAIL because do not wish, priest to take up the
role Of politician. Last year In new and spontane-
Gus movement Of the working peopic, In which the
questions were essentially social questions affecting the
moral and physical well being Of those classes IN
municipal election In this cty felt that - priest Of
the working people should boar my witness TO their
needs and 70 the rightfunoss Of their domandk."
my OF Music in future I"
"I have never attended them except when spoke. /
have made no resolution about them For the future"
j. L. Dpnham writes 70 TIE Sun from Holy Cross
with tho United Labor party and advancing Its cause
BY personal appeal and BY distributing literature.
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Poems In Fink Rlbboas for stage Beauty.
Fyops the Dydhsdtic He.Cs

Coming out of a confectionor's espy Pauline
Hall radiant With beauty In pearl gray drsss 10 she
course chat she informs that about every fort
nisht she receives from unknown admirer type.
written poem bound with pink ribbopA Just think Of
I'll Apollo nowadays takes type writer with MIN when
he conposes PaTnaAsuBl -
Marie Van zAndt told me In Paris that while
playing htOnon she In daily receipt Of original
pintsd poems They came TO her from . clergyman.
who yolunta to ALLURE his calling the primA donna
would grant him her hand
Nine do 0irardin somewhere remarked that there "
but way beautiful gown AMI that II TO FOR
gel Marie Jansen whom saw hurrying along shop.
the ART OF wearing her dresses In that way. Did Sho
learn tho ART IN Paris trust the ladies' who are now
10 coqnolto with the AaTgl II the Casino know how 10
manage p1lLbaek bustlA and SKIRT - Wsn - he
gaelic eyed imperSonAtof OF JaS0ttA
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water as = AEeaieins.


Ordinary drinking water. II taken In large
GREASE. The Precipitation Il the Temperature Of the air BE
high Taken In the quantity Of one two quarts at
eliminate an oxcsss Of alcohol from tho blood as after
taking too much wine Another eject OF large
drhughts Of water In 10 make the puse Hnwer and to
diminish slightly the FORMAL Temperature OF the body
IncreAke Of weight has been claimed result OF gys
tematc water drinking on retiring for the night Tho
test researches do not bear out this coneluAo Water
Snos shown .hAi y WIN 90 hnythng more VIA ne a.
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Tho Saturday Half Holiday N. a.sa.
From Butldin.

The legalizing OF Saturday, afternoon
bsneat 70 the Esri'ngman H !. viii either Be-
60 much In wages to The WorEsr Any,Sips th q
tends 70 cura production increase its icost In
eyAb work against the interests OF the consumer and
the a6orng man according TO his income the largest
consumer and IN the end wiz suffer the most Laws
much law II cannot step IN and settle every question
arsnk In the course OF business between employer
empioyedwithout danger Of injury to BOTH In point
Ia this same Saturday half holiday During the summer
months II WAS readily conceded but the busy season
comes ON u 10 either disresarded or works injury %
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A strsak Argument.

Ma" demonstrated Bobby, when was at
grandmas she lot me have two pieoss OF pie" ~
Well she ought not to have doue So Bobby o. Said
his mother ~ think two pieces Of pie are too much for
little bys The older you grow. Bobby the va.
hobby was slsnOsd but only for momauL Ill
.A.Ws Wei ma, he said grandma n sod dsAl elaua
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The DrinklnE of vitae at Dinner.

Tho fashion OF serving different wines with
dias;ens courses ha. gone completely out except As
appears Nothing Ia more unhealthy than TO mix wiiea
ID as much "a most dgestons can endure follow
This frequently dssantsd n very good some people
beginning to be Iesa used as hnAl-shA say bloWf
For what more nery nnless II be kimineL than the
persistent Asohnof Except AbsinthA thSre are fs
things more 10 be avoided. = -
The Washington critic., 1887-08-03
TNE MUMMY.

In these dim gilltrea uf the world,
" he c bits o! battered greatness lie,
LO here, with eyes long 50 led, am |,
with blacfcncG lp, unen proudly curi1a-
Bound down and sWHihel. who was queen,
Guzed ids ON by all who pass,
All shrivelcl, -hrUnk, and ult between
These iour walls %! clear glass
Three thousand years since that dark day,
MiihsHd chtr's auIEuu tle rud air,
WlCu tnr 20 ~ tui Nri- bare
u. uLG .aS " "esturu hIla lyag
WlHt Which vr 7CN grru1'00d horn.
Whose ouu.n ,aisifrd wu.. .tud sweet
W,hIOiumc, spi ing from the bier
ui scents suN1 IN rlg -hur',
Cicat ppa. there %,s lhltmHaI me:
Tie boat lhrt carried ur uyu..ht
Was hung with wNpii = st 9rl white,
Had u ~ lei uar- iIut dipped the sea.
Irold oars tlrt ,%ung OF meHsuredly,
And swept iug silent state along
Etuoa'h IT, sHgd pr Il CANOPY
with sounds ui su,ion s0"E
with uncrsl iars and offerings
Engraved VITA lurg'lOrgJtteD signs,
rui IN He stones With curious lines,
Aud biggonei with strange patterned things,
I'D Is unto those INST haubed me,
Above he plncc where was hid.
EoC.Taluted ON my canopy,
Gold on my coffin Id.
So TO my serulturo I went,
With dun winged scarGbel dried
Laid in the hollow Of my side,
lAuElAAl WIN AAgllH7 anu hhllhWtA FleAit
Uedged from ambitions tireless strife,
out OF the palace put away,
From languid loves that weary life,
/, who was yesterday.
I, who was, am not yet shall be,
Lie siraitly here, who regneh queen,
a handful Of fine dust between
-Four walls OF glass for all to sec,
with bits OF battered greatness near.
Dwell on IL, ye, who Idly PASS
My body's shell, unCOtilnod here
Behind these walls Of glass,
-[AtlantIc.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-03
NolEs ANn HossIP.

Or the Southern members Of the unliol
States Senate who were expelled 10 ls1l,
Davis and Cllngmau alone are Hiring.
BUFFALO BILL vii tuEe hl."wli West
show to Paris in October and duplicate thcre
the iortuue It has already made for him In
Lordon.
MRs. Julia MorrI1r Is the richest widow
In ST. Louis She occupies an elegant man
sion on Lucas Place aud has s. 90 600 To-
yesttd in choice stocks and bonds.
Tue Junc-huc disappears Ia june,
The lighmiur tug IN Mas;
The hcd-bug lakes his boUntt on,
And says, 1--WE cune TO rHy.n
Il LugauspOri Chronicle.
THE third annual fir " tho Dakota
Board Of Agriculture will he held at Mitch
ell September 2C-3O on which occasion SIs,-
coo In premiums will he divided among the
iarmers of the Territory.
DIR. MoGLYNS pitches into the Church
with such entire enthusiasm that there Is
real reason to suppose that he may event
ually go to the head of the Plymouth con-
gregation.-tN. Y. Graphic.
IRWIN BLEIcuART, who runs q shifting
engine at Lebanon, Pa, claims to he the
thliuNCl III but
try II not In the world. He Is only is and
has been at the business 2 years.
THOMAS b. CoSsrRY, secretary of the
American Legation to Mexico, is about to
bring his family there from Paris. His two
eldest daughters are now with him. Mr..
Connery was formerly managing editor OF
the New York Herald.
THE grandson Of Emperor Dom Pedro OF
Brazil and Princess Helen, daughter OF the
Count OF Paris, are about to be married.
The prince is 81 and his betrothed IL. This
young mans father is commander In chief
Of the Brazilian Army.
ONE OF THE BUSIEST summer resorts In
the country, though comparatively unknown
In the East, is Garfield Beach, on Great Salt
Lake, Utah 1t Is eighteen miles west OF
Salt Lake City, and is said to be superior to
all other points on the lake for bathing pur-
potts.
Mrs. JAMES P. scoTT's sudden death In
London is said by II London cable dispatch
to the New York World to have been caused
by her exaciipg social duties in London and
the use Of Turkish baths at high tempera,
ture to sustain her exhausted physical syt-
tenn. Her death resulted from sudden
collapse Of her vital powers.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-03

IIOR SALE-Lot on q st, Noar Sd,
II S1 LIST, near 18th, 81. 25: 23d st, near q,
3ixG5, s5c. BANTER s. MCGOWAN,
IOOS.lOiO + at,